Sentence examples for highest achievement for from inspiring English sources

TO become a principal dancer is the highest achievement for a ballerina in any dance company, but the honor is especially significant at New York City Ballet, a company long known for the prowess of its female dancers.

The highest achievement for Americans is to be "happy," the highest achievement for Russians is to be "good".

Scotland has the highest achievement for the complex process indicators.

The price for this higher achievement for some is that others will fail.

I call on all schools and communities to create environments that build self-esteem, enthusiasm and integrity as the platform for high achievement for all.

As a region, Long Island has more than its share of well-educated professional parents who emphasize high achievement for their children and who support enrichment programs in the schools.

The UK Institute of Physics (IOP) highlighted the low participation of females (20%) in upper secondary "A" level physics courses because high achievement for females at age 16 does not translate into similar proportions of females continuing with upper secondary physics (IOP 2012, 2013).

However, some studies have shown a higher achievement for girls (e.g., Ma 2008; Vermeer et al. 2000), for boys (e.g., Ma 2008; Marks 2008; Cheema and Galluzzo 2013; Guiso et al. 2008; Fryer and Levitt 2010) and no difference between the sexes (e.g., Cheema and Galluzzo 2013; Marks 2008; Chen 2002).

Gosh, I can't think of a higher achievement for an old time string band than to be made members of the Grand Ole Opry.

This is our opportunity to address the broken system of education finance and develop a plan for comprehensive school finance reform that is focused on high achievement for all students.

As I reflect on the year in the last days of the school year, I realize that as a state and a country, we need to start better equipping ourselves with technology that controls this chaos and improves the culture of high achievement for students.